Sunderland Echo - 2021-03-19

• CITY MURAL TRIBUTE TO CAPTAIN TOM
• Stewart can be key player - Johnson
• Gentoo to spend £37m on improving homes
• ‘More footpath to fall into river’
• Report of man with a weapon in shop
• Family wait for answers over the death of Sheldon
• Warning over too much screen time for toddlers
• Do your own Race for Life from home to help charity
• New date confirmed for serial killers talk
• Service will honour lives lost to Covid-19
• Nissan confirms it is 'adjusting' production
• Benefit cheat claimed £6.8k while working seven jobs
• Time to remember lives lost to Covid-19
• It’ll be a time to remember
• Working mum and carer gets UC but who needs more help
• Council will make decision on dog beach restrictio­ns
• Arson reduction messages from fire service
• Campaign for social housing tenants
• Your chance to build a pathway into the constructi­on industry
• Boyfriend who told his partner what to wear put behind bars
• Motorists routinely break 30mph speed limit
• Concerns over mental health of children
• Earliest expected date that you will be able to take longer runs
• Ways to make a rented house feel like a home
• Average savings rates hit new lows due to pandemic
• Feelings of grief are normal emotions to face
• Two Amigos can claim National at Uttoxeter
• Recalled Daly getting back to his best, claims Jones
• Gemili wants to avoid his worst nightmare of Olympics isolation
• Bitterswee­t week as Hebburn prepare for Wembley and Mariners go full-time
• Southgate calls up Watkins and Johnstone – but leaves out TAA
• Stanley striker’s call-up shows Northern Ireland think outside the box
• Appleton out to spring an Impish shock against Cats
• SuperKev tells Sanderson to choose Sunderland over Sheff United
• Lee Johnson gives update on Black Cats injured trio
• Wham bam! Cats stand tall to continue unbeaten run
• Stanley boss rues missed opportunit­ies against Cats

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